Notre Dame Wins Final AP Poll Tops Nation In Final Ranking
Notre Dame topped the final Associated Press poll, edging Army by a narrow margin as 84 sports writers voted. Georgia and UCLA followed in third and fourth, with Illinois and Michigan in fifth and sixth, marking Notre Dame’s rise to the national football prominence.
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Fight Results Roundup from Diverse Boxing Cards
A scattered list of boxing results from multiple venues including Toronto, Chicago, Baltimore, Newark, New York, Scranton, Philadelphia, and Providence. Notable bouts feature fighters such as Kid Gavilan, Archie Goober, Lefty Lachanee, Benny Davis, and Henry Wall with various decisions and knockouts. Several entries include misread or unclear locations and names, reflecting OCR issues from the historical source.
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Adress
Boston
Dack
Snider
Aristrong
Toronto
Raul Zenit
Chicago
Freddy
Ghi Sney
Uulpuiica
Tag
Baltimore
Charley Millan
Buster Tyler
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Tuba
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Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
Juan Sue
Mavana
Lefty Lachanee
Burlimeton
Waterbury
Ony
Rew Briain
Conn
Tone Vern
Stamford
Benny Davis
Port Chester
Providence
Ralph “Zannenit
Fritaé Zivir
Putshurah
I Henry Wall
Rimefield
Oklahoma to Gator Bowl bidders weigh Oklahoma State
Oklahoma officials and players debated a Gator Bowl bid for New Year’s Day as Oklahoma State’s status loomed. North Carolina State accepted to appear here. SMU declined Texas Bowl opportunities. Tulsa rejected postseason bids. Holy Cross declined three postseason invites. Villanova accepted the Dixie Bowl bid. Alabama and Wake Forest declined invitations.
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Oklahoma
Jim ‘Tattm S
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Ali
Hew Dixie Howl
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Carl Wiegand
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Villa ‘Nova
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Hornsby to Coach Indians Batters in Spring Camp
Boo. 1 President il Veeck announces Rogers Hornsby will coach Cleveland Indians hitters during spring training. Hornsby will open his hitting school a month early at Tucson, aiding Gulfielder Pat Seerey and catcher Jim Megan under manager Lou Boudreau. Salary cited at 4000 dollars.
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Army Bowlers In Tourney At Fort Sam Houston Alleys
Army bowlers from five states compete in the Fourth Army bowling tournament at Fort Sam Houston alleys. Lt. Col. Delbert Z Bjork announces the event to run from Wednesday through Friday with local installation representatives chosen by their tournaments. Registration deadline has passed. A meeting to begin at 1 a.m. Wednesday.
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Bowling results at CHICAGO tournament reveal sharp scoring
Veteran Joe Norris and New Yorker Youngs highlight day one as 14 finalists advance to match play. Lee Bray leads the high series with 356 as Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland bowlers show strength. Pete Page named Reds coach alongside new manager John Mount, with Page once a Yankees scout and pitcher for multiple clubs.
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Joe Ginke
Chicaco
Jan Worris
Detroit
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Lockport
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Vern Amterton
Chicago
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Isandlot Foubussll Player Dies From Injuries
In Wheal It was reported that 18 year old Cresn apprentice Lee Talley died from injuries suffered while playing sandlot football. The incident occurred under pennant lights at a local field in Nor. West Virginia. Talley worked at the Cresn Chesapeake and Ohio railroad shops and his death follows an on field injury that led to his passing today.
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Rattlers Open Season With Daniel Baker in L A Opener
The St Marys University Rattlers schedule Daniel Baker College as their first home basketball opponent for a Saturday night game in Los Angeles. Southwest Texas State Poachers visit St Marys with a Wednesday night tipoff. The Army five arrive fresh from a nine game win streak, led by high scorer Frank Gaff of MTC with 20 points, while Norm Pieiman, Jack Allen, and Jack Brown pace the visitors. Starters Graff, Marschak, Wassenberg, Price, Parkinson headline from Me.
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Football Officials Dine On Barbecue
The Southwest Football Officials association closed out its activities with a banquet at Keebley Park Monday night. Harold Winters organized the 21T fair. Barbecued ribs and beef were prepared by Henry Martines, a former top concessions hand.
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Corpus Christi Wins Chess Match Over San Antonio
The Corpus Christi Chess Club defeated the San Antonio team with a score of 13 10 8 in a Sunday intercity event. A return match is planned in February with San Antonio leading 3 to 1. James B. Wooding led Sal Aronio’s single entrant, drawing with Corpus Christi’s top player.
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Vale's Negro Star Receives Lowe Trophy at Gridiron Dinner
Lee Dualun Jackson, Yale freshman standout, will be presented the Bulger Lowe trophy as New England's outstanding football player of the season. The award, named for George Bulger Lowe of Arlington, will be given at the Gridiron Club dinner at Hotel Lennox tomorrow night.
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Baylor and Miners Call Off Football
Baylor University and Texas Mines will not play their football game set for El Paso next Saturday night. The contest, scheduled in May, ends Baylor's football season. Conen Frank Kimbiaigh of Baylor announced the cancellation in the Southwest Conference context.
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Pro-Amateur golf winners post 65 at Riverside course
Pro-Amateur stars T. V. Kurns, wa Carpenter, em Divgush and Pop Wedington won first prize at Riverside with a best ball 65 Monday. Two teams tied at 70 for second as the four some of J. M. Morgan Bud Stoner J. Wy Stovall and Mansy Grantham captured a three-hole players prize over Jim Dikes Letty Stackhouse ELC Riley and Bob Barbee.
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Seahawks Browns to stage All-America clash in Orange Bowl
Pro football report notes the Miami Seahawks and Cleveland Browns aim to play the All-America Football Conference game at the Orange Bowl Tuesday night weather permitting after a 24 hour postponement due to rain and wet field conditions.
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Lone Star star Lewis leaves Houston for Trout Texas
Guy Lewis announced his withdrawal from the University of Houston to take a role with an oil and gas firm in Trout, Texas, just before the Cougars opened their season. Houston U lost to the Houston YMCA 56 46 as Gill Henderson led the visitors and Earl Debril aided Alamo Stadium crowd.
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Clipper Smith Resigns as San Francisco Coach
Maurice Clipper Smith resigns as University of San Francisco football coach after a 64 loss to St Marys amid a storied rivalry. University spokesman 1 Brown announced the move and said the resignation was accepted.
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Pearsall to a Play Saturday in bidistrict football
Yorktown hosts the bidistrict football final as Yorktown meets Columbus with Edgewood-Pearsall winner to face the San Antonio winner. Harlandale or Pearsall to advance. expected crowd near 5000 with special weekend accommodations.
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Warhawks Beat Scorpions and Other Boys League Games
Warhawks defeated the Scorpions 56 to 26 while the Cobras edged the Glack Widows 33 to 27 in boys club league cage games Monday. J Lana led Mawks with 25 points and M Flores added 20. L Gonzales and A Garcia had 10 for the losers.
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